Polly Law is currently a Grand Canyon artist in residence that celebrates the forgotten toy as the subject of her art. She brings the simple, two dimensional figures to life with a detailed and intricate process.

A part of Arizona’s history all but disappeared when the U.S.-Mexico border was created about 160 years ago. Parks and museums on both sides of the border have begun working together to revitalize and preserve a living history that gives people a way to connect to their roots.

The definition of Black Friday is officially outdated. Retailers extend doorbusters and holiday deals ahead of the shopping tradition more and more every year. The idea is to boost sales and attract more consumers, but whether that's been successful is debatable.

It’s a time of giving. And a time of sharing with those who are less fortunate. In a recent interview with KJZZ, Phoenix Mayor Greg Stanton said he’s focused on working with those who are near the brink of homelessness to provide them with a safety net.

Some Walmart shoppers will be exposed to more than Black Friday prices this weekend. About 100 disgruntled Walmart employees are expected to take part in a nationwide protest at the 37th Street and Thomas Road store in Phoenix.

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